Bottle Kiln Type:Unframed built on this Northcote corner

built on this Northcote corner in 1926

Condenser Plinths at Rozelle

A Kamewa variable-pitch propeller gave the ship precise speed and manoeuvring control across some of Australia's most remote coastlines

A mezzanine level inside the Mungo Scott Flour Mill stands silent

Structures like this housed the seasonal workforce that kept pastoral runs running through the wool boom years and well beyond

Bottle Kiln Type:Unframed built on this Northcote cornerOne of two surviving brick bottle kilns at Portland Cement Works Precinct, standing approximately 14 metres high with steel clamping bands visible at regular intervals along the brickwork. These kilns date to around 1889, predating the Commonwealth Portland Cement Company works by over a decade. Part of the Portland Cement Works series.